Lead-Related Recall Alerts

The following products have been recalled by the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) or the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) due to lead-related concerns. Lead is harmful if ingested by young children and can cause negative health effects such as learning and behavioral problems, slowed growth and development, and problems with hearing and speech.

DPHHS encourages people to stop using and dispose of these products immediately. If your child has come in close contact with these products, parents, and caregivers may want to consider testing the child for lead exposure by contacting their pediatrician or family physician.

For more information about lead-based recalls visit the Consumer Product Safety Commission's Web Page and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's Webpage.

Learn more about preventing lead poisoning by visiting our Lead Poisoning Prevention Page.

 

This page is updated at the start of each month with the previous month’s recalls. Visit the CPSC and FDA's web pages for recalls before January 2024 and for the most up-to-date recalls and recalls.

Croquet Sets (Sandford Family). Recalled on February 29, 2024

Children's Rhinestone Silver Tiaras (Yaomiao). Recalled on January 25, 2024